No worries!
Stormcrow
joined 2 years ago
Thanks for all this! I'll share it with my DM and see what he thinks.
Man so many apps that are showing up as not supported for my phone, this is the third one now, I wonder what it is, besides my phone just being considered "old" by the corporate overlords haha
I see, so apparently my phone won't support it, no idea why, I've got a pixel5a on android13. It is rooted if that changes anything. This happened with another app I was recommended, but I just found an APK online, guess I'll do the same with this one.
Edit: Seems to be Google shenanigans:
Starting from 1 Nov 2022, apps that don't target an API level within two years of the latest Android release (API 29 and below) won't be available to new users with devices running Android versions newer than your app's target API level. This means that new users won't be able to discover or install your app on Google Play
Couldn't find Fight Club on android, so probably just iOS. I'll check out Foundry, it's awesome just how many tools have been created for d&d, but I suppose expected with such a strong fanbase. Wish I got into this back in HS.
Thanks for this! Our DM might want us to print everything out as some of the players might be distracted by their phones lol. If it works well with Adobe I'm guessing it will be easy to print.
I did see an app called Roll20, didn't have what I needed, but I'll check out the site, thanks!
So for me it's got a red dragon icon, but I believe we have the same app. I wanted to use this one initially, but it was missing Drow, then I looked in the settings and found I could download a bunch of d&d info and Drow is an option! I think this might be what I use for Android!
A friend (fellow player) mentioned Pathfinder, but the DM wants to do D&D, he bought the books and everything already, but I think if this is a success among the group, we'll be trying that out eventually.
UI looks nice, but I only see an iOS release, unfortunately I'm only on android.
I'll definitely be checking out Aurora for my laptop, thanks!
Ya it seems to be an API rule Google implemented to try and force app devs to update their apps. The solution is to download the latest .APK online.